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Sotti is a star within the drinks industry, having partnered with Emma Watson's brother Alex on carbon-neutral gin Renais, devising the opulent cocktail menu for The Standard's talk-of-the-town bar 'Sweeties' and frequently hosting a cocktail segment on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch. Pictured, the cocktail Jack Sotti, who is also the mixologist on Channel 4 's Sunday Brunch, settled on the stringy green favourite after trying a variety of other vegetables with tequila, lime juice, olive oil and sugar syrup.

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Tenderstem spokesperson, David Samuels said: 'Tenderstem broccoli is a British favourite, especially during Christmas, this is certainly a departure from our typical offering - but one we can't wait to experience! Cabernet Sauvignon--This is the king of red wine grapes. It is also popular in California, Chile, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand. The cabernet sauvignon is the dominant grape in wines made in the Médoc region of Bordeaux.

Its high tannin content and low yield make it it suitable for dark, complex, cellarable wines. Jack Sotti, who is also the mixologist on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, settled on the stringy green favourite after trying a variety of other vegetables with tequila, lime juice, olive oil and sugar syrup. I have had a cabernet franc-dominated California red wine that was every bit as complex as most high-quality cabernet sauvignons, but such wines are rare. Cabernet Franc--A small amount (5-15%) of this grape is added to most Bordeaux reds to enhance aroma.

The most famous example is Chateau d'Yquem in Sauternes, which uses 80% sémillon. Sémillon--a noble Bordeaux grape used in sweet wines. The thin skin of the sémillon makes it vulnerable to the noble rot that results in luscious sweet wines. This grape can yield a whole range of weird flavors like tar, petroleum, tobacco, and various minerals. I think it's underrated. Tempranillo--an outstanding and unusual grape of the Rioja and Ribera del Duero regions of Spain.

Most experts consider the best examples of chardonnay to be those of white Burgundy, but the chardonnay makes successful, world-class wines in California and the rest of the world also. Chardonnay--The chardonnay is easily the most popular white wine grape. It often tastes like citrus and smoky oak and cream due to barrel aging. It is usually blended with the cabernet in the Médoc to add complexity and balance.

California and Chile are other top producers.

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